Road Safety – English Test Grade: 11 Type: Multiple Choice Number of questions: 10 Note: The test is provided without an answer key.
Which word is closest in meaning to 'pedestrian'? A) driver B) walker C) cyclist D) passenger
When you approach a zebra crossing, you should: A) speed up B) look both ways and cross when it's safe C) ignore traffic and cross quickly D) stop in the middle of the road
Which road sign means 'no entry'? A) A blue circle with a white arrow B) A white square with a black 'P' C) A red circle with a white horizontal bar D) A triangle with a yellow center
Which sentence expresses a correct road-safety rule about mobile phones while driving? A) You should not use a handheld mobile phone while driving. B) You should use a handheld phone to stay alert. C) You can text while driving if the road is quiet. D) You must answer calls immediately while driving.
When a school bus stops with flashing red lights, vehicles must stop. A) True B) False C) Only in cities D) Only for buses behind you
Which item is essential for a cyclist to wear for head protection? A) Helmet B) Hat C) Beanie D) Sunglasses
At night, pedestrians should wear bright or reflective clothing to be visible. A) True B) False C) Only in cities D) Only on weekends
On a wet road, your stopping distance is longer because: A) friction is increased B) friction is decreased C) gravity is higher D) tires cool down
If you are walking near traffic at night, you should: A) walk with loud headphones B) stay on the sidewalk, or if there is no sidewalk, walk facing oncoming traffic and be visible C) walk very close to moving cars D) run across the road to reach the other side quickly
Which sentence is grammatically correct and expresses a safety rule? A) You must wear a seat belt when you are in a car. B) You must wearing a seat belt when you are in a car. C) You must to wear a seat belt when you are in a car. D) You should to wear a seat belt when you are in a car.